The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-01


executive committee. Mr. John P. Frenzel chairman.
move in square formed by the Hendricks Club. Mr..
Allen w Conduit. vice president commanding.
Captain James b. Curtis marshal of the club.
The reception committee will march on foot IN rear
of the square
FIRST Diession.
Assistant Marshal Captain Tom Madden
commanding, and staff.
Band.
Carriage containing Colonel Lamont,
Secretary OF the President.
United States Senators Voorhees, and Turpie,
and Mr. j. F. Pratt, presid mt Indianapolis Board of
Trade.
Carriage containing Messrs. Bissen and Bryant,
accompanying the President
Governor Albert G.. Porter and Hon. VIM
H. English.
Jefferson Club. of Cincinnati. o.. and all other
uniformed clubs.
Letter-Carriers, j. H. Deery, Supt., commanding.
Second Dirision.
AdjutantGeneral Koontz and the staff of tho Gov
ernor of Indiana
Band.
The Military.
Third Dirision.
Assistant Marshal Major James R. Ross and staff.
Band
All the civic organizations not included in the first
division.
The column of march of the several divisions
will be found in the following order: Before the
carriages containing the President and wife and
the presidential party shall begin to move toward
the Capitol. IN the square formed by the Hen
bricks Club, the lines on the north and south
sides of Washington street shall face to the right
and left in the direction of the approaching car
riages, ready to march. When the carriages
shall have cleared suffcien: space for the for
nation of the marching column the heads CT the
columns on the sides of the street will break
from the right and left to march to the left and
right, and form the marching column in the
center of the street in rear of and in prolonga-
ton of the line of carriages. The lines will thus
be kept moving, facing the President he ap-
proaches. The marching lines will salute In
passing. colors dropping. ETC. After the march
ing column is formed it will change and march
in formations and perform such evolutons in
marching as may be directed by the assistant
marshals commanding the several divisions.
Upon arrival of the head of column opposite
to the south entrance of the Capitol the mounted
escort, Assistant Marshal PAYER commanding,
will promptly form in two lines and keep the
approaches clear for the carriages. The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland. ex-senator Mcdonald
and Mayor Denny, followed by the occupants Of
the other carriages, and all the committees, will
be conducted by Mr. John P. Frenzel, chairman
of the executive committee. and the chief mar
shall. in the square formed by the Hendricks
Club to the south entrance of the Capitol where
the President and party will be received by the
Governor of the State of Indiana
The reception exercises will be in charge Of the
State house reception committee, Mr. Simon z.
Sheerin chairman, and the committee has or
dered the publication OF the following pro-
gramme:
The address of welcome by the Governor and
response by the President will be made from tho
stand at the Washington street front of the
State-house. Immediately upon the conclusion
or the speeches. the p0oilc reception Will Oegln
in the rotunda of the State-house. Ingress will
be at the Washineton-street front only. Tho
people will pass in through the east and west
doors of the south entrance three deep along the
corridors and through the rotunda and out at
the north front Ohio street The State
house will not be opened to the public until the
reception party shall have taken positions in the
rotunda. Members of the press. musicians and
members of committees detailed for special
vices, will enter at the Tennessee-street front
During the reception exercises the Hendricks
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the Chief Marshal. and the indianapolis Light
Infantry. all in charge of r. 0. johnson, chief
Of staff of the marshal, will be posted in the
corridors of the Capitol, under the direction of
the State house reception committee and sub
ject to the orders of the committee
Immediately after the President and party
doors are open for the reception. the divisions,
headed by the assistant marshals commanding
and their stats, shall pass through and march
past the President and his party, the mounted
escort bringing ND the rear after which the gen.
eral public will be admitted.
The Metropolitan police and detachments of
the military. detailed for that purpose will keep
the approach to the south entrance of the Cap
tol clear for the passage of the public who shall
d esire to pay their respects to the President.
The public win form column, six abreast, imme-
ediateiy in rear of paradlng column, and will
enter the Capitol ct the east and west doors of
the south entrance, and, after passing the Pres
ideDt, leave the building at the north entrance
After the conclusion of the reception exercises
the President and his party, accompanied by
Governor Gray and Mr. Frenzel, chairman of
the executive committee will be conducted TO
the west entrance of the Capitol, where the car
riagss shall be in waiting.
From there, escorted by all the marshals and
their stats and the Governors staff in front.
and the mounted escort in the rear. the Presi-
dent and his party will be conducted through
the city along the route designated by the exec
utive committee. On the arrival of
the President and party at the inter-
sections of Michigan and Pennsylvania streets,
the carriage containing the President will be
received by the Hendricks Club, formed in
square
The first division on Pennsylvania street.
right resting Michigan street. extending
north on Pennsylvania. will receive and take
close up on the rear of the Hendricks Club
square.
The second division, formed in column on
Vermont street, extending west, the right rest
ing on Pennsylvania street. will take up its
line of march in rear OF the first division
soon as the same shall have passed Vermont
street.
The third division in column on New York
street extending west the right resting
Pennsylvania street will take up its line of
march in the rear of the second division as soon
as the same shall have passed New York street.
The entire column thus reformed, will march
in the same order observed in the march to
the Capitol, and will move south on Pennsylva-
mia to Washington street. west on Washington
street to Meridian street. south on Meridian
street to the train in waiting. On arriving
there the mounted Metropolitan police and the
of Meridian street and keep the street clear for
the passage of the carriages and escort the
train.
When the train bearing the President arrives
at the city limits, detachment of artillery with
one section posted on East Washington street.
near the railroad crossing, will fire Presidents
salute twenty one guns).
During the progress of the column on Wash
ington street a national salute Thirty eight
guns) will be fired by the detachment Of artillery
on East Washington street
Another detachment in position on the grounds
west OF the capital building will fire presiden-
tial salute twenty -one guns) when the President
arrives at the Capitol.
By order of the executive committee.
FRED KNEFLER Chief Marshal.
RICHARD .. JOHNSON, Chief of the Staff.
Capt Thos. Madden. marshal commanding
the first division, has issued orders fixing his
be ad quarters at the Grand Hotel. to which all
belonging to that division will be
The organizations will form
Maryland street. right resting Meridian
and from there will march nrnmntlY